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by dromidas 14y ago
This is most likely just a desperate grab by FB. Such a bad financial year with the stock debacle. They know they have let artists freely gain fan bases on facebook for years now so they are able to control it with an iron fist. A good temp
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by dromidas 14y ago
Even more scary was that it was a bill originally advertised as improving email security and then was quietly rewritten to damaging email security (but then wasn't advertised that it did a 180). Hurray for the internet. Hard to screw people
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by dromidas 14y ago
I think Moot.It should strongly consider the likelihood that they will be LOIC'd to death before they even are able to make enough customers to pay to get unDDoS'd to begin with. There aren't really many groups I'd be worried about pissing
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by dromidas 14y ago
You know what... get over it. You're just showing your age by not being able to figure out how the new Windows works. It may have been hip and cool to yell about how hard to use the new Win8 was a month ago but now you just sound like my gr
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by dromidas 14y ago
Hollywood and movies licensing isn't suitable for competitive businesses. One site can do it (netflix) but once more than one tries it everyone will lose. The source of the problem is that Hollywood itself is a monopoly, it gouges so much f
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by dromidas 14y ago
lol... just... lol...
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by dromidas 14y ago
The reason nobody can agree on the 'value of life' is because the value changes per context. Life has no intrinsic value of its own except to the person who currently owns it. When anyone says 'all life has value' they are talking spiritual
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by dromidas 14y ago
Um. Did this article just compare having face time with their doctor or case worker to product sales? Hey, since this isn't obvious, the reason we want more time with our doctor is because our doctor knows more than we do so we don't know w
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by dromidas 14y ago
Lol while you're very correct dave, and describes exactly what I did as well, I think the main article is supposed to be just a self-reflection article written primarily to help himself clarify and understand what he went through but writte
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by dromidas 14y ago
amazon has some of the best selection of tease imo, can't get all the interesting blends but almost everything I've been shopping for was there. And i don't mean in those gross little boxes where you get baggies of random tea, but the foil
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by dromidas 14y ago
I'm pretty sure a lot of engineers have "designed bridges" in their free time as a teenager before they realized they wanted to be an engineer. Hell I did a huge amount of hardware tinkering for both legal and illegal reasons when I was in
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by dromidas 14y ago
Yeah I don't think the interface requires a touch screen at all, or is even beneficial for it, at least on a desktop. I spent maybe 1 or 2 seconds combined in the 'start screen' simply cause its easy to use it to launch random stuff by hitt
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by dromidas 14y ago
>In Corporate America, the TV watches YOU. Fixed.
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by dromidas 14y ago
Heh I'm sure they realized the guy posted an article on a website and that if they didn't do something ASAP their Comcastic reputation would become even more Comcastic.
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by dromidas 14y ago
Sounds like Germany should start hooking up with the dudes who figured out how to turn electricity and water into Gasoline. Perfect energy storage.
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by dromidas 14y ago
That is really all startups need. Startups will either have a product that is so awesome that they get popular on their own merit and can fix the logo later (Facebook), Or their technology is desired by someone else and they get bought up
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by dromidas 14y ago
That's exactly what I was thinking. If you like a fan page you should expect to get stuff from it. I don't get mails from facebook saying someone posts stuff, I only get notifications up on the little globe icon so I don't care when Princes
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by dromidas 14y ago
They need to normalize this against the general amicability of the population of the countries. Ask them if they like North Korea and Canada and use that as a general idea for if the country's citizens just happen to like everyone.
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by dromidas 14y ago
Title is fail. For some reason I don't think iPods or Gmail count as FOSS... among many others on that list.
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by dromidas 14y ago
Why stop there? We just have to look around and find someone knowledgeable about something that just happened and is bad. Then you can sue them for not reporting that it was going to happen. I think I'm going to promptly forget everything I
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by dromidas 14y ago
Yeah it's a good idea to do that for anything you 'lease', at least when there isn't supposed to be an expiration on that lease.
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by dromidas 14y ago
Very good analogy.
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by dromidas 14y ago
It's not that nobody uses it. I was meaning more that 3rd party vendors are the ones responsible for making sure it is safe if they put it in designs that Microsoft didn't officially support. Unless the main author was intended it to be a P
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by dromidas 14y ago
So if Acer comes back with a new machine that they call the uShoot where it runs windows 8 and has a large revolver pointed at your head. The operating system is set up so that there is a big button on the touch screen that says 'fire'. Wou
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by dromidas 14y ago
The only reason Apple has such a big share in tablets is cause they were the ones that got one out there that didn't suck first. Same with Microsoft. Windows 95 kicked all others asses cause they MADE the PC business. Just like Apple did wi
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by dromidas 14y ago
That's exactly how I listen to music too. I've got a very small selection of albums I've listened to throughout my life and other than them my music churn has always been as high as possible, though typically a great album lasts a month or
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by dromidas 14y ago
Yeah but anyone playing a mmo is going to say stuff like that. It only looks bad to the people who have never gamed before.
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by dromidas 14y ago
I kind of expect this to turn out like a minor version of SOPA... They are targeting her for doing something that SO MANY people do that you're going to make all those people take her side when otherwise they probably wouldn't have cared. W
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by dromidas 14y ago
No it doesn't, at least not through RSS. All I see are 'Comments' and 'View Article' and the title. It doesn't display the domain anywhere. To actually see that I have to click on the Comments first and then look at the title at the top...
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by dromidas 14y ago
Yep I can't see it either. Microsoft IT doesn't often block websites, but when they do, it's probably a site with .xxx extension.

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